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St Alvère in the Périgord :
the first truffle market
in France to have gone
on-line !
 


 

 

 Ingredients
• 2 knuckles of ham
• 1kg semi-salted streaky bacon
• (If possible 2 goose carcasses or a piece of confit)
• 1 cabbage
• 1 dozen potatoes
• 6 carrots
• 3 turnips
• 6 leeks
• 1 onion with 2 cloves stuck in it
• 1 stick of celery
• 400g of stale ‘country’ bread
• 200g flour (or cornmeal)
• 60g chopped bacon
• 6 eggs
• 1 tablespoon goose fat
• Salt, pepper








Périgourdin Potée


Cooking Time : 2 ½ hours
Serves 8 to 10
 


Method


Place the knuckles of ham and streaky bacon in cold water (without salt) and slowly bring to the boil. From time to time skim off the scum which will rise to the top.
Peel the vegetables. When the meat water is boiling add the carrots, turnips, leeks, onion and celery and leave to cook over a low flame. After 45 minutes add the geese carcasses (if available), the leeks and the cabbage (which can first be blanched for 10 minutes in boiling salt water).
Season to taste.
Add the potatoes 30 minutes later. To prepare the accompaniment: mix the bread, eggs and goose fat (the bread needs to absorb the liquid without being crushed), add the raw, chopped bacon, salt, pepper and flour and roll into little balls. Plunge the balls into the soup, and - if you have it - the confit too. Bring to the boil, reduce the heat but leave to bubble for 30 minutes.
In all, the potée needs to cook for at least 2 ¼ hours.

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